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GameStop [gamestop.com] is offering
Buy 1, Get 1 Free on all Clearance Items starting from
$12.97. Choose free store pickup where available or shipping is free on $79+.
(Note: For Pro Members only- Buy 2, Get 1 Free Apparel, Accessories, Homewares, Toys, Collectibles. Some exclusions apply. Applicable to physical items valid in-store and online. Prices are subject to change)
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i wonder if the recent one is because new games are now 69.99 , so they were like ":hell no, were not shipping them for free, make the customer buy something else " lol
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Plus the GME stock price is going up today.
Plus the GME stock price is going up today.
The cash infusion from fanboys is just temporary fix.
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I don't just shop at Amazon I go to Costco in person to look at food I buy not processed trash on Amazon you don't get to see
I don't just shop at Amazon I go to Costco in person to look at food I buy not processed trash on Amazon you don't get to see
Do you shop for groceries (or food) at GameStop?
If not, what you saying has no bearing on our discussion.
PS, I love Costco too, but a lot of the stuff Costco sells is also sold at Amazon.
The cash infusion from fanboys is just temporary fix.
They've turned into a discount store that buys up nerd merch that doesn't sell in bulk then flip it, and they've turned into an electronics boutique that buys up consoles and other electronics in bulk to distribute. Their stock has been fluctuating between $20 and $30 for a while now, and they've turned into what's perceived as a safe investment to the layperson as well.
As long as they can just stay even, they're actually in a pretty decent spot. Unlike most companies that need to always grow to make their shareholders happy, I think GameStop is in a position where they could just maintain the status quo for a long time and remain in a good place.
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They've turned into a discount store that buys up nerd merch that doesn't sell in bulk then flip it, and they've turned into an electronics boutique that buys up consoles and other electronics in bulk to distribute. Their stock has been fluctuating between $20 and $30 for a while now, and they've turned into what's perceived as a safe investment to the layperson as well.
As long as they can just stay even, they're actually in a pretty decent spot. Unlike most companies that need to always grow to make their shareholders happy, I think GameStop is in a position where they could just maintain the status quo for a long time and remain in a good place.
As I said, I have no belief in GameStop leadership will turn it around. I honestly don't see how they'll compete. It takes years for the deterioration to show, and it takes years to rebuild.